The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-31

lIle programme lOr tlle Nrfailu lotiSc u W Dc
held at Lewiston April l3 aud H. will be published
next week.
We have received, from Stockton corrcspon-
dent letter on the veto of the dependent pension
bill, and will publish it next week.
The knights of Labor of this city, had supper
of steamed clans, etc. last saturday evening
Three barrels of CLANS were served.
tits reported that the Salvation Army have hired
Emery Hall, Bucksport for six months and will
begin meetings there at an early day.
Mr.. Charles Slower of this city is the happy
father of girl baby, born March %, and weighing
fifteen pounds. 1t is a great year for babies.
Mr.. w. G. Tuttle has photographed the officers
of Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows. The group is
composed of fifteen persons and is Il fine picture.
Miss Elo!sc Morrison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. }. Morrison of Philbrook, Montana, who has been
seriously i'll in this city, is now reported out Of
danger.
The horse of Mathews Bros. was frightened on
Tuesday by the Ella Hill band while par,'ting the
streets. The horse ran away damaging the sleigh
somewhat
Miss f. c. Frye's private school open, next Mon
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generosity of Capt. Bramhall. who has lately
| 'vanluished the goat" The lodge is holding very
interesting sessions and adding members weekly.
At the Patrnrchs Militant fair in Bddcford
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foS'"ilce department. was IN TINS city Monday 70
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on MONDAY evening by 'he '''efi'' numbering
about thirty VINO took possession OF the mouse
spread the table with tempting supper ahd mad'
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| BROKE His NECK Tuesday mulnin. Il ,lair at
oxen, owned ny Mr. W. GrlnncH Of Near~lori
were driven IN from the country ana left standing
In tie h"or OF the fh"nlA House stable IN lhi'
CITY. nile Nh. Fleming was away li"m the stll i'
one OF the oxen turned his yoke ana broke hi>
OK lying upon the door nearly dead ihe % Wa,
Ailied'
As usual much matter Of LEGAL interest Will j.,
| found ON the first pare. Mr. Chas H. Black Write.
of IL soldier of the Revolution VINO j. buried il
stockton Rev Il. i. Merrill writes Of "a Great H.
| y;lson (o weeds our Liberty corrc~ pontlon ht,
something !" say to Prof. l'atchAn' ami 'oNe 4"
the Boys writes of the old iog CABIN days On
the fourth page Is an article concerning the Dem"
Gratis OF HIlrkspor
South MoNrvu.LE Nicholas Gilman j. VERY
sick with Soft,.ning of the brain ne has co,i-,an
attendants Revival meetings are being held Il
the church Rev Mr. Blake is assisted hy Erv. r. J..
Bradford of Thorndike. s.. There is an unusua
amount of long and short lumber at the mills i,
| this Vicinity. At Grams Mill the stavc and head
| ing lumber is more than for any previous wear
and if the Shedding holds much more will prohah!,
be Iautd The horse men are talking d. build
| ing trotliny pa,, on the ''plairs" near Mr. Han
| mans
Sr,psN,<,, i,b, sales nf .,,l ,.,.,,.. .,t,,..,,
M. W., r. ,r,,ro,.. .,ld H. nj. -
). Wing and Mr. Wing has sold his farm To Mir j
| G. Knight. Mrs. Patience Moody sold hrr piac
recently to Mr.. \. Howard and has moyc7 into TIN
| James Barker house. Mr.. T. L. Bean is read,
for the muddy travelling, for he has Put in 81
bushels of corn and Il large quantity of feed, w
usually are troubled every spring to get grain hu
Mr.. Bean thinks he has enough 10 carry Us through
Mrs |. H. Paul is very sckan,l il is feared -li
cannot recover Miss IizZicC Mad,locks is Visit
inc in Lawrence Mass
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s. 90 per thousand more than ,b, nricc last yc,,
Monroe WariwcI has sold hi. hous,. ami LOT Il, +
r. Howdeu for s-:G smiled fan, Portland Mare,
o. sch. Emma w Da, Can't ,;rnll. laden vi+,
| ore from the IIrrrules miue Arrived suh s,hr
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